Times-Advocate, 1979-11-21, Page 30 (2)NOTICE
of
WINTER STORE HOURS
commencing Nov. 19th. 1979
Monday to Friday 8 a.m. - 12 noon
Saturday 8 a.m.-12 noon
Ball -Macauley
LIMITED
1 - 5 p.m.
BUILDING CENTRE
SEAFORTH
527-0910
CLINTON
482-3405
HENSALL
262-2418
Times -Advocate, November
FOWL BINGO
Wed., Dec. 5th
HENSALL & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
All proceeds for
Hensall District Community
Centre Fund Raising Committee
More Details Next Week
21, 1979 Seventeen
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HEI NUtICH'S
STATIONERY
& GIFTS
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• Carlton Cards
* Boxed and Specialty
Christmas Cards
* Coro Jewellery
* Quality Giftware
* Office Supplies
* Health and Beauty Aids
* Toys - Cameras - Film
Don't forget to collect your Ferg-Heim
Buck? and Save 50c.
WARNING!!
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with each S10 purchase collect the 50c
"Bucks" which are redeemable in merchan-
dise ONLY at Ferguson's Apiaries between
Hensall and Zurich OR Heimrich's Stationery
and Gifts- Zurich.
For hill details, visit two of the finest
businesses in Southwestern Ontario.
Present series valid until Dec. 31, 1979.
join club
After only one week of
operation the 100 Club of the
Hensall and district com-
munity centre's fund raising
committee has 17 members.
Carl McMahon of the fund
raising committee said it's
hoped 200 memberships at
$100 apiece can be sold in the
club. The funds raised will go
towards the final payments
of the centre.
The following is the list of
donors Donald Dixon.
Donald Joynt, Vernon
Alderdice, Earl Wagner,
Tom Munroe, Ian Munroe.
The Staff Bank of Montreal.
Hensall, Ontario.
Anonymous, Hensall Motors
Limited, Eric Luther, Carl
McMahon, Leonard Lovell,
Doug Shirray, Doug Mock,
John Baker. Harry Klungel
and Robert Caldwell.
In other fund raising news
McMahon says 33 skaters
have not turned in 1585 of
funds pledged for the
skate-a-thon some time ago.
McMahon askes that all
funds be turned into him at
the Bank of Montreal in
Hensall by November 30.
For the bingo players in
the area a fowl bingo will be
held in December See the
add in this week's paper for
more details.
SENIORS MEET
Progressive euchre was
played at the November
meeting of the Three Links,
Hensall Senior Citizens held
on Tuesday, Eight tables
were in play. Winners were:
- ladies high. Mrs. Pearl
Koehler. men's high.
Stewart Blackwell, ladies
lone hands, Mrs. Hilda
Payne. gents - lone hands.
Clarence Volland lucky
chair, Mrs. Alice Ferg.
At the business meeting it
was decided to hold an
afternoon of carpet bowling
instruction on Monday af-
ternoon at 1:30 p.m. led by
Mrs. Isabel Rogerson. All
with cars were reminded to
pick up those less fortunate
for the meetings. There was
some discussion about
Hensall holding the next
Spring Zone Rally and Mrs.
Hilda Payne and Mrs. Isabel
Rogerson agreed to find out
the availability of halls in
Hensall.
Personal information of all
members present were
handed in to be used for a
Leadership Developement
Project financed by the New
Horizons and being compiled
by Harry Baker.
"Cooking for one or two" a
demonstration to be given at
Exeter, and Huronview was
brought to attention of
members. Further
demonstrations will take
place at Huronview on
November 27 and 30 at 1
p.m.
Mrs. Irene Davis reported
on the fall Zone 8 rally. She
would like us to become a
"Star" club of the U.S.C.O.
as the organization does so
much to help seniors.
Mrs. Isabel Rogerson
displayed two hand -hooked
cushions and rugs made by
the members for sale to raise
funds for the club. They will
be on display at the Flower
Basket until the end of the
year. Proceeds from the sale
are to go towards the Arena
Fund.
HENSALL MINOR ATHLETIC INTERMEDIATE
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
Game No. 1.otit
Friday, November 23
7 p.m. Pfaff Electric vs. Hensall
No. 2 9:30 p.m. Monkton vs. Zurich
Saturday, November 24 i
#3 Exeter Mohawks vs Centralia
#4 Brussels vs X
#5 Losers of game 1 & 2
#6 Winners of Game 1 & 2
#7 Losers ofGame3&4
#8 Winners of Game 3 & 4
8 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
1 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
6p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Sunday November 25
#9 B championship winners of game 5 & 7 1 p.m.
#10 A championship winners of game 6 & 8 3:30 p.m.
Admission per day
Adults $2.00 High School Students $1.50
Children over 12 504 Under 12 free
Meals, lunches, refreshments available.
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Dance
Fri., Nov, 23 9-1 a.m.
Country Companions
56.00 per couple
Lunch served, refreshments available. All Events at Hensall District
Comm. Centre. Proceeds for Hensall Minor Hockey.
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LIFE MEMBERSHIP - - Mona Alderdice received a Lie membership in the Kippen East
Women's Institute at Thursday s 45th anniversary Making the presentation at the left is
public relations officer Rena Caldwell, T -A photo
Hensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262.5018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Ernie Chipchase honored
at Oddfellows gathering
A reception and dance
honouring Major General
Ernie C'hipchase, Depart-
ment Commander,
Department of Ontario
Patriarchs Militant
Independent Order of
Oddfellows was held in
Hensall Community Centre
on Saturday evening and was
attended by some three
hundred members by
Patriarch Militants, Ladies
.Auxiliary Patriarchs
Militant. Past Grand
Masters. Past District
Deputy Presidents. and
friends also Oddfellows and
Rebekahs. Chevalier Garnet
Hicks was Master of
Ceremonies. "0 Canada"
was sung also "The Star
Spangled Banner".
Rev. Harley Moore of
Grand Bend said the Grace
after which a most delicious
dinner was served by the
Units of the Hensall United
Church. Lieutenant Colonel
John Broadfoot P.G.M.
Captain Watford Canton
"12 introduced the Head
Table Congratulations and
best wishes were brought by
Bro. Don Murdock, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge
of Ontario. Grand Patriarch
of the Grand Encampment of
Ontario. Sister Connie
Humby. President of the
Rebekah Assembly of
Ontario. Lady Dorothy
Tario. President of the
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs
Militant Major General
Lewis McKee, 1st Vice -
President General Military
Council. Lady Evelyn Theft,
1st Vice•President inter-
national Assoc of Ladies
Auxiliary. Lieut. Colonel
John Broadfoot. P.G M.
Captain of Watford Canton
"12. General Commanding
General Military Council
Elmer Teft Brother Bob
Heywood of Exeter played
Ernie's Theme Ilymn "in
The Garden" and also
played "A Closer Walk With
Thee' dedicating it to Lady
Tario.
Sister Marjorie Arthur
Exeter favoured in her usual
pleasing manner with
readings "Being Clinced"
and "SoWas f" Lieut.Colonel
John Broadfoot P G M.
made the Toast to the
Patriarch Militant and
Major General Ernie
Chipchase replied, and in-
troduced many members
and his family. His daughter
Arlene Stiles from Thunder
Bay made the programs
which were a work of art.
Presentations were made by
Col Bili .Johnston of Watford
and Alex Mctieath from the
Exeter Encampment
Christian Stewardship
Rev Kenneth Knight
conducted worship in Car•
mel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday speaking on
"Christian Stewardship''
Mrs. Robert Taylor presided
at the organ and led the choir
in the anthem "The Bible
Tells Me So". Choir practise
will be held on Wednesday
evening also the Com-
municants Class at 8:00 p.m
Arnold circle
Mrs Don Volland presided
at the November meeting of
the Arnold Circle evening
Auxiliary on kVednesday
evening. The Worship was
taken by Mrs. R Mellenger
on "Peace". Following the
meeting a work party was
held to make Christmas
decorations for the Church.
Refreshments were served
at the close.
London lady wins
pork
The BrucefieldI00FLodge
sold tickets on a side of pork
and the lucky ticket was
drawn at the reception and
dance held on Saturday
evening in honour of Major
General Ernie Chipchase
and the lucky ticket was won
by Lin Procter of London.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Holland, Gwen and Michael
of Clinton were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
James Sangster and Brad.
Mrs. Edgar Munn
returned home after spen•
ding a few days visiting with
her daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding
and Dale in Parkhill.
The many friends of Mr.
Earl Campbell who recently
underwent surgery in St.
Joseph's Hospital London
are pleased to hear he is
recovering satisfactorily.
Mrs. Walker Carlile, Mrs.
Annie Reid. Mrs. John
Corbett, Mrs. William
Rogerson. Mrs. John Skea,
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs.
Robert Simpson and Mrs.
Carl Payne attended the 45th
Kippen East Women's
institute Anniversary in
Brucefield on Thursday
and had a very enjoyable
evening
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Payne, London visited
with the former's parents,
Mrs and Mrs. Carl Payne on
Sunday.
Many visit
residents at
Queensway
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith
visited with Nell Kendrick
and Horace Pfaff at the
Queensway Nursing Home
during the past week.
Visiting with Louise Mitchell
was Hazel Snell. Iva Ridley
and Ilia Dunn visited with
Mrs. Vera Lammie. Elmer
Oesch and Leo Boyle visited
with Nelson Loghrin. Mrs.
Mary Oesch and Elmer
visited with Pat Oesch.
Visitors with Russell
Erratt were Bill and Helen
Taylor and Olive Stephen-
son. Rev. VanEssen con-
ducted the Church service
and the Christian Reformed
Ladies' entertained the
residents with Bingo and
treats.
Neil Regan won the men's
high Bowling with a score of
168 and Mrs. Mary Parlmer
won the ladies' with a score
of 92.
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1st house south of Hensall
on west side of #4 highway
Tues. to Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dried & Silk Flowers Christmas Corner
Wedding Arrangements
Other Crafts on Consignment
Christmas Decorating Course After-
noons or Thurs. evening 5 weeks -
$5.00 plus materials.
Dianne Gerstenkorn 262-5928
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SAUSAGE „S 1.09
SIDinBACON Ib. 89.
Swifts Sugar Plum $1.29 1 ��
BACON 1 Ib. pkg. Ib.
No filler
BEE PATTIES lb. ;1.59
BEEF SUET Ib. 294
Sliced
MAC & CHEESE
LOAF Ib.$1.49
Sliced Swifts
BOLOGNA Ib. 894
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.URKEY WINGS Ib. 494
Weston Chocolate
Swiss Rolls
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Store
262-2017
Abattoir
262-2041
Choice local Beef and Pork
Maxwell House Instant
Coffee
Heinz Tomato
Ketchup
Monarch Parchment
Margarine
Red Rose Orange Pekoe
Tea bags
10 oz.
32 oz.
60's
'5.99
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Carnation Instant assorted t
Hot Chocolate 500 g.$ 1.99
Primo Elbow or Primo
Macaroni or
Spaghetti
Carnation
2 Ib. pkg.
Coffee Mate 16 oz.
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Monarch All -Purpose
Flour2.5 kg. 1 e39
Del Monte Seasoned 14 fl. oz.
Green Beans
Javex
Carnival
Apple Juice
Primo Plain
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Sauce
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128 fl. oz.
48 oz.
28 fl. oz.
FROZEN FOOD
Clover Cream assorted flavours
Ice Cream 2 It. $1 e09
PRODUCE
No. 1 Head
Lettuce (Prod. of U.S.A.) 594
Red. Emp.
Grapes
(Prod. of U.S.A.) Ib. 594
ABATTOIR HOURS Bssf Slaughf•r -- Monday. Pork Slaughter — Tuesday, Hours for Picking Up Freetsr
or Custom Orders Tuss to Fri — 8 a m to b p m. Sot S a m to p m.
Prices in effect
November 22, 23, 24/79
Choice local Beef 8 Perk
Abattoir Phone: 262-2041
PLEASE NOTE We .eserve the right to I,m t all quanhhes on
au iydvertned 'tens, Because of .ncreased costs we find .t
-ecessory tr moke 0 50c charge for grocery delivery
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